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Statistics, from describing data to regression

Descriptive statistics, then probability, then the sampling logic that makes confidence intervals and tests mean anything — and p-values taught honestly.

72 sources·18 rooms

Published by learnthings · 2h ago

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You get your own copy — yours to change, and to take notes on.

Stage 1 · Describing data

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Histograms, boxplots, and reading a chart

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  1. 6StatQuest: Histograms, Clearly Explainedyoutube.com
  2. 7The mean, the median, and the mode.youtube.com
  3. 8Boxplots are Awesome!!!youtube.com
  4. 9Bar Charts Are Better than Pie Chartsyoutube.com
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A free textbook, and a visual one

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  1. 10OpenIntro Statistics (free PDF)openintro.org
  2. 11Seeing Theory — probability and statistics, visuallyseeing-theory.brown.edu

Stage 2 · Probability and distributions

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When you want it written out

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  1. 23Probability, Statistics and Random Processes — free textbookprobabilitycourse.com
  2. 24Khan Academy's statistics and probability trackkhanacademy.org

Stage 3 · Sampling, estimation, confidence

Stage 4 · Hypothesis tests, honestly

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Two more free books

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  1. 47OpenStax Introductory Statistics 2eopenstax.org
  2. 48Think Stats — statistics with Pythongreenteapress.com

Stage 5 · Regression

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Doing it on real data

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  1. 62Statistical Inference via Data Science (ModernDive)moderndive.com
  2. 63R for Data Sciencer4ds.hadley.nz
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How to use this path

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  1. 72The stage most people skip
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